Moasula

Moasula is a village on the south coast of Savai'i island in Samoa's Satupa'itea district. It sits along the coastal road on the southern shore of the island. The village is part of the Satupa'itea political district.

Samoa has a warm tropical climate. The dry season from May to October is the most pleasant time for travel.

By Plane

Maota Airport (MXS) on Savai'i is about 50 km northeast of Moasula — a 1-hour drive. Taxis cost around 70–80 WST.

By Train

By Car / Road

Moasula is about 35 km west of Salelologa on the sealed south coast road. Buses from Salelologa serve the route. Access Savai'i via the inter-island ferry from Mulifanua (Upolu) to Salelologa.

The village is walkable. For exploring the south coast, a rental car from Salelologa is recommended.

• South coast Savai'i — Scenic coastline with calm turquoise waters

• Satupa'itea district — The traditional district on Savai'i's south coast

• Beach walks — Quiet, uncrowded south-coast beaches

• Explore the Satupa'itea district — Visit neighbouring villages and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere

Moasula has no restaurants. Dining is available in Salelologa.

Bottled water recommended. No bars.

Moasula has no tourist accommodation. The nearest options are in Salelologa.

Small stores sell basic goods. The nearest market is in Salelologa.

• Pitonu'u (3 km west) — Neighbouring village
• Satufia (2 km west) — Village in Satupa'itea
• Salelologa (35 km east) — Main port town
• Taga (10 km west) — Village in Satupa'itea